Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-22

u Inc committee VIII report. All
the cid members of the company are re-
quested to be present on that occasion,
Among the visitors to the asylum yes
terday was a son of one OF the most
prominent democrats of Dakota, a man
who is known to the people of Dakota as
one of Governor L.K Church's special
advisors. This young man, was
filled to the brim with the Church idea
of the state of affairs which exist at the
Yankton asylum and his conversation
in making the trip to the asylum savored
most decidedly of Churchism and SO
completely was he impregnated with this
opinion that no argument could con-
vince him that the asylum was not q
nest OF Eoodlers. But sitter having been
shown through the institution his mind
underwent q change and his remarks
whlie driving back to the city were far
different from those which he dropped
while gong out. Now this young mar
Is respected by his parent, and around
n family teb table in Mitchell Cover.
no Church's right bower will hear 9
straiehter. story than he has vet listened
to ABOUT the Yantkon asylum.
Yankton's board of trade he's taken
steps to secure the permanent location
OF the headquarters of Bishop Marty in
this city. Catholic matters are assuming
new shape ID Dakota. A diocese is to be
made II north Dakota and a diocese Of
south Dakota. This division will occur
at La Crosse in August. Bishop Marty
who in the past has had the whole Of
Dakota as his diocese, has expressed his
preference for the southern diocese snd
such assignment will be made. The
headq ~aartets OF the diocese are fixed by
the pope at Rome and after the division
is made the CLAIMS of various sonth Da-
kota cities will be laid before the pope
The diocese will take the name from the
city selected as the cathedral CITY, al
which will be built q cathedral ana
various educational institutions for tbs
priesthood, Yankton has long been the
headquarters CT Bishop Marty and doeI
not want to part with its reyered citizen
1t will make q strong effort to retair
SO excellent a representative of thi
| progressive church.
PERSONAL.
Christian Hamiester is doing Siou,
City to-day.
G. A. Collins. of Huron, is a guest o
the Merchants.
Miss Eta Faux left this morning TO
d visit in Omaha.
Ohas, A. Dodge, of Clayton, Minneso
ta, is in Yankton for q week.
Mrs. j. P. Lausmon returned to-ds.
from al extended eastern visit.
Miss Kate Eiseman, of Sioux City,
visiting Miss Bulah Mattheisen in Yank
ton.
George f. Bishop, of Oregon, Illinois
sheriff OF Ogle county in that state is i
Yanktop.
Mark M. Farmer, of Denver. who ha
visited for several days past in Yanktor
lsft for his home this morning.
Chris. FL. Larson, one OF the salesme
in Kahn & Co.'S clothing house, left thi
morning for a brief visit In Minnesota.
General FL. G. Wolfe. of Huron, Dake
ia, examiner of the Huron branch of til
American investment company. of En-
metsburg, Iowa, is in Yankton.
Tomorrow Rev. ID. B. Nichols will g
to Howard, Rev. d. i. Bradley to Buro
and Rev. j. 7. Shaw to Hlghmore. The
are under pulpit engagements for Sur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. B. Floyd reaohe
Yaukton from Sioux City last nigh
Mrs. Floyd will spend several weei
visiting in Ysnkton with Mrs. NJ. .
Woolley.
Buy a lot in Taylor & Sargents add
ton. $l00 each. e. M. OBRIEN.